Reply to "ACEs in Social Work Education/Higher Ed?"

Leslie,

I agree we need to be cautious when thinking about ever surveying anyone regarding their ACE score. As an adjunct faculty I would never survey my students for their ACE scores, instead I never assume a student is intentionally ignoring his/her work or intentionally being disrespectful or intentionally failing my class. Instead I always ask my students what happened and how can I best support you in moving forward with your work in this class. One of the classes I teach is victimology and many students self-reveal their childhood traumas. When this happens during a public discussion I always thank them for sharing their personal story.

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